Discussion
How many persons are sitting between A and F?
Answer: D
Correct answer: Three
All eight face the same way, so “right” means the same direction for every clue. E’s birthday falls after May, yet E has neither July nor December, and E cannot be the October person because two people sit between them - so E is September. G sits three places right of the July person and December sits two places right of G, which locks July, G and December into seats n, n+3 and n+5; H sits three places right of the January person. Adding February immediately left of D, one person between E and B, and A beside E but clear of G, exactly one line survives:
1 A (April) · 2 E (September) · 3 C (July) · 4 B (January) · 5 F (October) · 6 G (May) · 7 H (February) · 8 D (December)
A takes seat 1 and F seat 5, so E, C and B sit between them - three people.
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